The document describes the process of creating a contents page in Adobe InDesign. It discusses dividing the page into columns for images and text, adding section headings, placing images in boxes, adding borders, sharpening images, shaping images into triangles, adding a subscription box with social media icons, and creating the final contents page layout. The overall page uses a yellow and black color scheme and includes six images and multiple sections to organize information for the target urban audience.

1. Making of my contents page.
Before I began constructing
my contents page, I created a
quick template to help me
along the way. I used Adobe
InDesign to create my
contents page because it has
all the appropriate tools to
help me create it successfully.
I put in a column to divide my contents page
into two parts. One side would be used for
images and the other side would be used for
text.
I divided the contents list into different sections by using
subheadings. This will help readers to allocate the articles
they want to read first. It also makes the page look my
I put boxes in this column to help me professional and neater.
know were to place the images. It also
gives me a vague idea of how the
contents page will look like with the
images.

2. Making of my contents page.
I decided to put a border
underneath the page title. I think
this makes it stand out more
These are all the images I want to incorporate into my
contents page. I've chosen to use five images because I
think that it is more than enough to use for a contents page.
All these images relate to my target audience because all
the people in the images are all roughly the same age. They
all have the same “swag” and they are all on the streets.

3. Making of my contents page.
I used this shape tool to help me
create borders for all my subtitles. I
decided to make the borders black so
it can match with the border of the
page title.

4. Making of my contents page.
I sharpened my image on Adobe Photoshop using the sharpen tool. This made
a big difference too my image because it made everything in the image seem
more clearer and professional. The sharpen tool also brought out the image
more.

5. Making of my contents page.
First of all, I placed the image on the
page in InDesign. I double clicked it
in order for me to adjust the size of it
I then used the direct selection
tool to change the shape of the
outside border of the image.
This tool allowed me to change
the shape of the image into a
triangle.
I created this idea of making my images on my
contents page fit the shape of a triangle. This
gives it that edgy, urban because it breaks the
conventions of having just normal images on a
contents page.

6. Making of my contents page.
I wanted the word “subscribe ” to I decided to insert a
be in the stencil font. This is subscription box into my
because it makes it seem urgent contents page. This is because
to subscribe to. it is a typical convention of a
contents page and I needed
something to be in the extra
space. I included the icons of
popular social networks such
as twitter and Facebook. This
will attract my target audience
because they are familiar to
these icons. It will also make
them want to subscribe
because they will know of a
easier and simpler way to
subscribe.
I created the box by using the rectangle tool on
InDesign. I had to ensure that the box was placed
within the grid in order for it not to look
disordered.

7. Making of my contents page.
This is the outcome of my contents page so
far. I’ve included all what I’ve researched and
I’ve included some basic conventions of a
contents page. The colour scheme is yellow
and black to replicate the colours of the roads.
I’ve included six images and a lot of
information.